II g agnn * l aisi2Or.; ' Oyttt6 -earas , apyr,lut being eon , ylficed - tif an errsir, but especially an_ oh -add' 'again has it' hien \'• thtit of all.pedPle' in the "world, far • tOretire the most eoppionefecli, that / their' ‘-• -do;th.lage for no . Uglier' reason than= that deetr them• gen '---•grathtiis.befcire A:that-they have , a walLof • their 'Own, at.l4.ltf4t:tto-shole''world,Cin• • 'lnciffitth theta: ,Semis spch farmers have knoivit 'Certainly, but'..ptill with trnth • cud' aayrthat I •niiielier among - My • country friends not a. few' of a contrary kifidi The other day I was in conver- . . ' it with my old 'f • d hfi . astio nen .1,.- s e . of Highfield farm; n'''Manliorn', whom I much!; 'though When 'I tell , hint Au . ," he,,-usually•rePlies ; 'The, boo: is ott, the -otherleg,. Mr., I lumphrey •;, the • bocit4ti•oh the 'other, leg' We were talk ,times. together—bat you shall'hutie:.the.account that -he gave, of htlitalf, as r mil as I . can remember in . • hie OWn word's.- ' • • 4 1 have been as ' obstinate, , pig-headed tirturn , ..in my. time; 1, suppose, as .ever striale,across, a furrearrbut the day has gaits by now, and high time that it had. - - ,The,fikh of my plough ;and, and the sward of my grass, land, are different to tibat they used to be. • , • ' • Witty years ago; James Holt. was my_ neighbor. A Wiser Man than I: was, or ever shrill be wait James, though , at that • tithe I 'did not think so. When wheel • • ploughs were • getting • common, he says • 'io' ; 'Neighbor Ashfield, you - are fal- Wig:behind - the times, you , must set up - a wheel plough or • two: * c won7t' eaid •"My father aever had it Wheel, plough-on the farm, and-why I !You knoir, hir. Humphrey, that far -- /hiers'efiere ahvays blunt in their speech, one more so than farmer. Ash.. 'field; .Whon draining came into use_ more than it had ever been before; my neigh- Isbr says to me : 'You are standing in • yotie own, light, in not draining your land !mire than you dorbet better late than never.- Better begin; now.' eI won't,'says kalet - those cui up their meadows, and--lay-otit their-money-in slough tiles, that like; my meadows shall remain as , they always have beet4'.. - . 'Well,' says he, 'at 'any rate trim up - your hedges and : headlands, or 'ndlands, as you call.them, a little closer. There's a deal of land lost on , - your fa`rm. Trim up your hedges and headlands.' , won't,' says I ; 'My father was as grioti,a farmer as any in the parish; he' knew What he was about as'well - as you do; and he never- trimmed up hialtead• lauds more than I do.' Soon after this he was nt me again.- - Your land is stiff, neighbor, says , he; I Would advise you to try one of the new fashioned clod crushers, for. you would find "it an advantage. I wont'artid.l. Such- jimcracks may suit somelpeople; but they' wont suit me, my harrows break the ground quite as well or better than 9 clod crusher; if some folks : as i could mention were half as fond of work as they-are-of new whit s,i it would - be krtheir credit. Noighbor .4311 field, says he, .a year or awo after threshing machines had come in fashion, you and.l must do as other. er:people do—we must set up a thresh ing machine. - I wont, says I. Why should I do that, that my father never did I And why should I take the bread out of the mouth of the laboiing man ? But never did I see my neighbor more in earnest than when he came to ask me to give something towards the Sunday Schools. Lend them a helping hand, said he; for they are doing more gcod in the parish than you think rot. I wont, said I. We never used to have Sunday Schools, and plough•lads and dairy-maids do'none too much as it is. What they will do ,:if you make scholars of them. I cant tell. All this time I thoutht myself 'won drous wise, id not heing led astray by' the new Tangled notions of my neighbors ;' but at last my eyes were opened, for there was, not a farmer in the , Pitrish who hadn't better crops than I had,' I saw that my neighbor with a wheel plough could do without a driver, and bold the plough tail with half the trouble that it edema, so I set up three or four wheel ploughs i.%and what IcOuld do without them now it Would billard to any. . Keep your lend wet at top and dry at bot tommaid my neighbor, when I began to listen to him. , I took lie advice, had my meadows well drained,: and never 'had any cause to grudge either the expense or the trouble.. Ho whotdoesn't drain his farm, if it is a wet one, Is draining' his. own phrso.••by bad manager /lonic - O.OmM me end saw that I lilt an sore or tnittf ground by my . alovenly,bedgels - and kekllettde; so I net torwork anchlied them tritimittltp close. 'lt Was a foolish thing that _ this was not done _ before.— :, • , •, ---- I wee backward en o ugh in venturing on 'a heavy - iron press -wheel s oled crusher;; but Whe&l'did;" I found more 'Work done by it, than hale& doe pelt' of harrows. would 4 9 . No one eau persuade me , to set it aside' non. Nohodietood stiffer than:l`Otlngaitnit the threahlog maohinne ; but fur all that, whe&l eon hiir_otisili , ' my. neighbor could turn a ban gred bishala ... a<doy out th&eiravv,•;nbile my men thumping ' ' naY with their flails didteo little, I• gave way, at once, and; set up a ma - chine. •.• Adinyneighhor had - get; the better4f my ' obstinacy in eo many thi n s , It. wati,not at all likely he would' give up trying, me mgain a bout the Sunday•Schooht. , Atleathe beat inc there, 'too. 'iormanY 'yearn 'have I support ed. them, and ne ver shall theY need ti , ,peund while Ihave ono to ,o",ve: • ' At,the Preacat, rhym e though len:111ot fend of • etuning•trook: er'nothing after eiery Min thing, I.keei..Any, eyes open to fee, l'Antigy ears open to hear; _quite-disposed to belike that my neighbors areas nista an I am,'`and to profit by, their jadgment:ne : well &Ling 0191. •,, ofteu:aurprlsed-me to thinkthat, af ter eating. my feet) • againat''Wheet'plouglo, drohdtig,,' cioderushera, threshing =Aitken, and Sunday Skit:lke; I •- Aall adopt them all,. hut / bOlhave htr."AdMphrey, the real tenth to be tbia, , :that ~I- n ever,erturthe illAdition . n or piT4'o,9*Vi A pleased Gad" to ehorr•nte Thioit:,liikti, that OP°*9 ' )i/ O ir *,;, l - i .4i4 l "xttcliit?44ol4#4:Y r*iwiaieyroilf 040 'renders Y ( s, l qa* , f V1 16 , 1 i./ 6 ;49.-WAPit,. g i , 11 .nlot!r. , ,titibei:yathe. • •••31eldr:•014b;r, 'exalsg# ire Ilee'eritetereeiSlVF.:.` Vell4 4 ‘ 0 ' 44 *54,440 34'llfVfn ,Ileaikiiirip:i t y*rai ro pia but we never " „ • - ,Ottkii6r`::oll,b Rtrtit‘F atqll u alczi or sr s IL -Goods , „ ;AC the storbofthe,aut!gcrfoer ir tkytreaf Iffritfor pry Oqode,, groceries, Boo,(4' 4.` Sh9Ca $5.6 , The sub seri bar' respect fully, Informs hia friends ,bind numerous : eustonterav that belie returned Ifirn"Pigladelphitt witlx ...a large and varied hi:" ie?rttneuf af - Spring:and ;Summar Goods,: con 7 ;alining in part, •of C loths.::Cassitneres, Bat. tiinets,..Vestingsi MuslinsiTiekings -Liner" 'Velvet. Caps; ,Cravats, Suspenders:Gioia. . ! " LADIES' DRESS GOODS, • • . ,'Silks;. Bombnzines, Fig'i,'Plain and .Chrtege nbls Poodes,: Mooslin de Laines, Gitigharns ~Calicoes, Alpachas, Merieees, Shawls, Jim - MEN§' & BorS' HATS &CAPS. „ !A:I/dry:la:ego assortment, embracing ever !style and (plenty: l'A largo assortment c [Bonnets, Ribbons ' ', timbrellannd Parasols:: BOOTS AND 'BtIC'ES. An extensive variety of Men's, Womon.s and Oltildron's'Boots and Shoos; Gum Shoos, from most - tetubrated manufacturers. Also, coltirod and white Carpet'Chain. ' .-.• Such its Sugar, Maw, Moho . sea, .Rico, Oheice teas from the•well-knoyvit ton dealers, Jenkins &•Co &c.• • All who visit our osiablishinont are free; to acknowledge that wo are selling Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots, khoos,Bcm, nt as tonishingly low prices. • Our ,ow prices has aiteady attracted a largo number of people.— The attention of all whoArish good bargains is solicitod, as inducaments can be Offered, to purchasers.; • Due' t forget the 'corner opposite Lemiaril's old stand, North Hanover street. Butter, Eggs, rags and soap, token at mar ket prices. •-• • N W WOODS, ' ' ep6 ;Agen t.: DRUGS ! DRUGS I DRUGS ! Fresh spying Stipplv!' just.roceived alrevri stock ofNed• I icines,.Paints. 0t..6, Oil, &c.,"oshich' .having boon purchased with groat care 'at the host city houses, I can confidently recommend tq Families, Physicians, Country Merchants and Dnalora, aa'bcing &call tind pnro. DILUGSI, Patont-Medicinss, Eferbsand Extricts,_ Fine hemi eels, , Spices;ground and whole Instrurtionts; Essences, . , Pure Essen!: Oils Perfumery, &c.. Cod Liver Oil--Warranted Genuine. DYE-STUFFS. . • Indigoes; Maddeim, Sumac Alum, Wotherill & Brother'h - Pure Lead, .Chrome Green and Yellow, Paint end Varnish Brushes, Jersey Window Glass, Linseed 'Oil, TutOen tine, Copal and catteh•Varnish , , and • Red Lead; price, fresn aril 80cm - did. eh soriment of FANCY GOODS, FRUITS ; Confectionary,end innumerable other- articles milaelated for,use and- ornament, allot wl.ich are olrertufat the lowest cash prices, at the cheap Dreg Book and Fancy Store of the sub. scriber on North Hanover street. S. W. HAVDRSTICK. May 28 1851: SADDLE'AND HARNESS MAR= nnHE subscriber continues to. carry on the .11. above business, in all itsvartons branches, in North, Hanover street, Carlisle, two doors North of Leonard's corner, where hb :Intends keeping on hand - agencral assovuneat in hip line, Consisting of all Itinds,of fash losable SADDLES: Bridles. martingaloe, Girths Circingles cling- and saddle bags. . Ho. also manufaciares thomost approved Spanish Sprags Saddles, ever' used in, this country, those wishing a handsome, dtirahleand pleasant sad• die will do weltto - eall and - see' them: He ilia -inanufactures Harness, Hi-Idles, - Collars and Whipiin all their varietios,-and confidently be -.1 Neves from tho general approbation of his cue tomers,. that ho makes the neatest-iand best gears, in all their. variety Cl breadth, that - is mude in the country. He alsiimakis at Matrasses to order, viz: Straw, Husk, Purl ad Hair and Spring Mistresses. All the above articles will be made of tho bast material and worknianship, and with the utmost despatch._ „. ianl4-1v " WM. ositon.q.• 'CARLISLE . , POUNDAL& ZACH IN ESHOPI Tsnbecriber continuesto manufacturer:3H X his Foundry in East High street, having on hand a great variety of good materna, and is prepared to furnish IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. which will' be executed to order Of not op hando lathe shortem notice, such us Cranks and - Mill Gearing, Spur and Bevil Wheels, Gudgeons lar'Saw Plough Castings. Cutters. Point Sherim..Wagon and Coach, Boxes,: 'Spindles; 'Cur Wheels, Car Chair& &c. Steam Engines built to order and • repaired. All i kinde of machinery in Paper Grist Mills and Factories repaired at short notice. 'Mill Spindles dressed and turned. \ lso, Horse Powers and Threshing Machines, such as Bevel ,Gear Four Horse power ; Hor izontal Gear Four Horse Power , ; Horizontal Gear Twd Horse Power, Ploughs cforn Shel. tors and 'CorriCrushors. Thrcrhingmachinea and Horse powers repaired and Job :Work done at the shortest 'twice. Pa.tcrno of fferent kinds on hand and made to order. lie also has on hand a large supply of Phila delphia and Troy Cooking Stoves, and Moon etan.ly making COoking StoaMa,ol - various Ira . ; proved pat•orns, for coal or wood. Ten Plato StoYee t Grates, 46 c. Repairing done to alt kindsfmr Machinery.— AR kinds °fold Iron, Brass idd,Copper 'taken in exchange for wink. • apOltf FRANKLIN GARDNER. Fish Fish, 01 Fish., FIFT% barrels +of piime TIo. 1,, t? and 3 ! Afackerel, in whole, half and quarter barrels, )ust received in store and for Bale at' e lowest prices for cash by - - mbr I 7 ' . J. G..WILLIAMS:. • avtAcicnitzt,:•, 200'bble ! m Whole pr . id Halfbarrale, ir?‘ rbarrah!, n receiving" and for sale by .. WOODWARD & • • •, Window Shadesi• Carpets' ,and Oi ' • • Cloths. • • „.. , .. STEIVAILF .DEPtri", • A T 224. North 2d.. Street, above Wood' „ex, Philadelphia,' would most respeetftd ly call the attention of, Ilia friends and .the public in general, to Iticlarne and well se.. elected stOckof‘Gtopett .04 ,Cietile,• Malaga, Mi l itant tSloake,, Deer . :Jllata, Stair ; Rotledl. ache covers, Table Covers. Cocoa Mat:into, horn yards wide. ttir Public: Mouses Counting 4 - Inuaea. dee. Also—t& StOre t 13e, Spring] Gar 'den Strew, above 1tb..!.:; . - . i i*AGEDIr TWO. Women FOullilititChered 11.! THE greatest excitement,prevails, in Phila. dolphin on.account ilio inhuman massacre of two helpless • femalos s but a 'greater and morotintense excitement exists since the arri- • vanl. a:Banta &Brothers, of: a . splendid lot of at lSonte-' •-•- • • • , sPlurdirG GOODS, . whien , m..i nib . selling off to . the public ritvery low prices. 'Among tote lot ore Dress Goods, every kind, '''Bonnets, very'cheap. Ribbons, Chintzes, Musliattoad a great stocker Cloths, Cassimereir, ,Veatings, Summer lituffotill general Variety. Further particulars !tercel. ter: •, & BROTHERS, '?'march 16Bil ' • ' • • COAL! ',0041.74•S - The _ lja , t and, chnipnat,hi hf,tlll(arket ter +;', • • rtunily Use.. , - • • ••". ' .4111 .u'ofi .* • • Staa,',t ON of the he celebrated Iteetteli GoP Coat i llaiiiihin, eountiq'linA Gel&Mine Ga p Coalo Sithitylbill.oouray. jeer:ricblved end fe ;:Bala at prices ftern $ 3 , 25 19 , 43,50 Par to.n. V' E. IlI11)14.1a aL the 'warehouse- forreertY, • owned tiyl3. Dt[4,ltoecerd, • • • ireCeat can be' delivered 'env ' , l , ittertt attune the line or the Etintherreild ValrevnAir,laoad; Order. by, 'octet. (post 0ei0),0rm,31119-P,",931t1Y4,11 o • ( Durrotocir, - i • • -." Log and Cam 'Woods, Oil. Vitriol Copperas, , I Lac Dye' and Halters, also Atebicfne. . . . .. . .. 4 _ ~ . .... .:.- '......•..:V.'1PT - :4 , .'::...::.;.§:''''-'/A -..:'-''''. . 11 . f.- )211.4tio.A.k.inuqixor.q.,......14.FategFti,, -1.:: - ..througifty:,E1Oress 'MgssriO. BllAGG:&'CO.Gistrirxr= ititte:' We Uwe been using -yourIVIEXICAbI ,MUSTANG-LINISIENT•with' the moat per, fect:snecess.•,• One, of our most valuable Express 'Soria:4loSO been nine's tronbleff Gy large'swcilingi or toirenrs on the fetlocks; they had graters lar ger then lien's eggs. Besides being disfigured by thrqsa appendages,' the - limbs end joints' eV neared quite stiffened, isiolleu and, lame. We had 'tried many Litiments and other remedies, but nothing appeared to produce any effect imdu them. We , would willingly HAVE GIVEN TWENTY-FIVE (JOLLA ItS to bevelled them retnoved, "and' the, horse restored, to soundness: Oiir hostler. - obtained some of your Liniment, and , nppiied it without knowledge. A few days ego lie 'called our attention tq the horse, and -to'our • surprise and gratification, his legs Were perfectly smoods,I'HETUNIORS HAVING-ENTIRE LY DISAPPEAREO! We asked Idea by what magic : id lied effected suctill remarkable cure ? His reply was that he had been using the 51US !PANG LINIMENT on theris',fibout ten days, result wastlie entire rnnioval of the tu- • mors withetit•producing any soreness or leaviiig, _ . We therefore. take great Wetmore in ream• mending the Liniment; and shall continue to use it whenever occasion . requires, in preference . to any oth.r preparation, to long as it .produees . such remarkable results„., : ,. • ' . , • • June'3o, 050. KINSLEY Ce CO,. Southern and Eastern express, No 1. Wall es., corner of Broadway, Nau! York- , . • Since the aboveeertillan'o was given, 'Messrs i insloy & Co have informed tui that - one of his di treys was thrown from his' wagon In the upper port of the city, nod very badly- 'bruised, the wagon:passing - over his body ; ••,, Ile was taken into . n-llcctor's office close' Ilty, and , PHYSIC• TOLD IBM WE THE AI USTANG ugENT; as be 'find recently-tried' itiii a similar• ease with great meas. lie did . so, and, all the soreness, lameness,- and stiffness, dye. moved, "so that the ^next' tiny be was about his, business as'ustlal. • •.• '"'We. take great pleasure - in recommending the MEXICAN ItIU.STAvNG LINIMENT to ,all our friends and,custnnierzp as the hest nificle we hnvo . ever, used ..for. sores, finites,' sprarni. or gable in horses. Alte'have used it extensively and nlw•ays ofv.Our .rneii, have ial so used it foraevere bnusca • 'aud poresi nsiv'ell • as rheumatic. wins, and they : tdli6ny, it Rodlike magic—ye cnn only say that vi havu abandoned. the use of any.othet , Ltidniehi, , ',--.- ' • ' '• J. M. HEWETT, • Stable Beeper to the American Fxpress Co. aml,for Haratlinex Express." • NEW YORK,JuIy 31, 1852. We hereby certiry that'we have used the com pound known as the MUSTANG LINIMENT mid' have no.hesitati tot in regommending it as the best article we have ever Ipted for' he cure of sprains, galls, cuts. bruises, We on horses'. 'All whotloubt-thisiiv ill-plense-ia I I on the:undersign , - edtanththcy wilt be happy toaffct'dliltuthci 'information in their ponce as regards its efficacy, &c. LUTZ.,DALL Co., _• Proprietors Weinman Stage Co .13zirnot from n letter ditml SACRAMENTO CITY, Cal. Aug. 15,1852. I believe the MUSTANG LINIMENT most an excellent article. My wile brought a couple or bottles with her, which I must thank volt lor. Since she came here, MY MUSE - FELL DOWN WITH ME;and injured me consider ably, but broke no bones. 'I had Tecnuere to the Mustang, and the relief, and ih fact cure was astonishing. - (Signed) 1) RANSOM. Extract from a letter anted PrxTuna°, Pa.. October sth, 1852. Another circutnstituce which 1 noticed n few days ago, I thott i ,lit s poke highly of the virtues of the Mustang. Being in the office of a PLytti. cinn of high standing, I noticed as he opened n door of ins bookcase. sevral bottles 011%1 us tang, alongside of which wasan EMPTY Mustang bottle, and n two ounce preseriptian vial FILLED WITH MUSTANG LINIMENT, on which was the, following directione : Rub the thront well night and morning--with the Liniment, and wrilia woolen cloth around it.". „ _ J P FLEMING.— W. HAVERSTICK;.IIr. S. ELLIOrt7; and WILLIAM. EL nt - triTz, Agents for Carlisle. General DepotrNo. S, Plincnix Block; corner 2d and Dock streets, Philadelphia.: - A. O. ANDREWS Gen. Agent. 111500.CHALZENGE: WHAtEVEßconcernathe health and happi. noes of a people is' t all times of the most valuable importance. take "it granted that every persbn will do alt itt.theirpower,to save the liver of their childrenoind that every person will endeavor to promote their own.licalth at all sac. ritices. I feel to be my duty to solemnly as sure you that WORMS ,nceorcling to the opinion of the most celebrated Physicians, are theptima ry causes of a large majority of diseases to which: the children and adults arc liable, if you have an appetite continualychangeable from one kind of 'food to another, Bad Breath, Pain in the Stomach;-Picking at the Nose, Hardness and Fullness of the Belly, Dry Cough,'Sloti Fever 'Pulse irregular—remember that all these denote WORMS, and you should at once apply the'rem edy : ROB ENS ACC'S WORM 6YILUP. ' An • article founded. on Scientific Principles, compounded with mirely vegetable'sulistances, being perfectly safe when taiken, and 'can be given to the most lender infant with decided beneficial effects where Bowel , t 'omplaints and Diarrhea have made them weak and debilitated; the Tonic properties ofmy Worm Syrup arg such, that it stands without an equann the catalogife of reed= icines, in giving tone and strength to the Stom ach, which makes it nut - infallible remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia; the 'astonishing cures perforrodd by this Syrup alter Physicians have failed, is the best evidence of its superior afficacy above ail others. - • TILE-TAPE WORM! This is the wet difficult Worm to destroy o all that infest the human system ? It grows to an almost indefinite length, becotniegao coiled:lnd fastened in the Intestines and Stemneh,taccting the health so sadly as to cause St. Vitus' Dance, Fits; Etc., that those afflicted seldom. if ever sus. ,pecit that it is Tape-Worm • hastening thenrtonn early grave. In order to destroy this wurinos .very energetic treatment must be pursued, it would.therefore.he proper to take 6 to 8 of my Liver Pills so. as •o remove allohstructions. that tIM Worth Sy ettirmay act direct upon the Worm, which must be taken in doses of rablespoonfulli three times a day. These directions followdd have never beewknown to fail in curing the most °Wiest° rase of Tope Worm: ,-,• • • . " HOBEINSACK'S LIVER PILLS.' No p•srt.t.f the system Is mOrcslinble to Mosaic than the LlNlS4 . ,!taerviik,tora_fillefer to purify the bleed, the proper secretion tb the Bile; ao .that, any wrongaction of the Liver Ow fects the other important parts of thp system, and reiults varicusty, in'''Liver'Complaint, Jaundice, l)yspepale, Stk.., We should therefore, watch ev ery symptom that might Indicate a' w.rang SiCtior. of the Livdr. Thotto,piJis being, ;compote& of Roots and Plains fdrmsbed by nature to heal the, sick: , Namely, let. An EX PECTOR4NT, which augments the secretion from the Pulmo nary Mucous membratie,Or promotes the dis charge of secreted matter. .'2(1:. An 'A LTERA 11VB.4which.changes in 'some inexplicable and irtaenaibld Manner the certa.n morbid action of, the system:4(CA TONltfeurnieli give lone tind Strength to the nervous system; renewing health and viler to all parts of the body. Atli. A CA .141.411-11C Web acts in perfect harmony `with the other irigredientsmid operating nn the bow 'lea, and expelling.the ;masa of corrupt nyd vitiated matter, aml • twit:yin. , the.l.flood, which destroys disease and restores health:' , TO FC's ! 4LES; You wlll , f nd then pills un invaluable medicina l In many ceMplaintato which you'are subject. In olistructienta either total or Amalfi!, they have been' found of an inestimable benefit, restoring their funcitomil arrangements to nifealtby actinn purifying- the blood and other fluids so effectually atto putte 'fired all complaints which may arise from tousle irregularities, its betulticli: Oddities% dimnesh ef pain in the side, back', Ste, 'None'genuine.unless aigned liobensack; all others being prise ;inflations,' ' • CCr agent* wialiil4 new • atlPplieffi and Store'- , ;Repent desirous of 'becoming agents must alb diva the rreprietor,l.tlobenfutokiPliillt ' I: • • ariENTB - TOit COMBEiLAND ,p.ourrY Haversileli, S Elliott, and ,S-Hubbard',-Derliale: If.dnyd,'Lisbugpj Day: a nd-. 1 '1 1 ' iifibk Mediae lesburg ; 'Coy(F" - , Ifoguestciwn't ..11Iniersticla Strohm, Kingstoivn 1' Seniter, ,Churclitosin Noyes, Sluippeftsberg's• ' *DiVin_, • , ropertown't Grcason,Tininfield,, bused at Dice, Dickinamit Wealtley Sbrider, Centreville; Donaldson & Green, Pulmatewn ; Ittierde K,Wherry, Niau;; burgs t.. i Paltie 25 ceilte , each • • ilk Wiiid.to the ! _.; ir*FCEITED • tilie day,;, 1.11,, nal ,P:10, o l d frio,y 8 ugar Cured' llama, 40Tiapoa Sugar: Curad j ,fteof, in'atpro, and Or. oak:I-chop, for rash or tho ' grn . . , „,0. - VIC/SAM Maieh; 3o )0 3 '. 40:0;4,01b.c,3Ft'14.[-.f. '4lp• •44 artrir Stink PHOOUCrE DE'A.L;ER.I3; OQMAiffisioN, poR,v,TARDING,MEII.CATIV, ., ; 3 '44619 • VAltr.lB,l:E. itii6fellaneou PrigEtil:ri 'OUR TEETH. piriToll4i3 *prpia4s,gr.filobraied Too t h 'Wash , Irons prepanition has long been'used in Neil troek and Philadelphia,..where it has :attained bultihnense for.clennein,g; beauthyletlhe teeth:- It is an excellent remedy for aore.sort or bleutlitiggiims: It also iniportea delightful freshness tollio mouth' and 'agreeable oiler to the breath,:• ' • laad tlfe folkiviitifrom Dr. • I can, with the ,-utiniit, confidence, recork • mend to the '.itablic,'„Zertnatt's Anti-Scorbutic Tooth 'Wash as the beet In use. In my- practice Ins a Den tat, thuVe used and recommended it for me last - f ive years, and have humid it to give Sat, Astliction or anything , injurious to the teeth or in every, instance, as the Weill does not gums; bet, on the contrary', is the heat antiseptic acid, it the practiee, unit Iherefure; would recommend he use of it, not only to those, who wish to pre i/4"6their teeth and gums, and haven wholesome , Wreath; but alio to these hohnve d " e " cd' g" mi , for teeth. The use the Wash, fora short time, will insUree return lii.their healthy slate. , GE.OIIGE MUltltAYMentist, • • 1 , 70' 6I , S Eleventh st., telow.Chestnut llentlel;* ot ,Carlisle, - says 'Zer man;lom well . plettied with your Tonth Wash : It not ..... elerinseirand whitens Abe teeth without ink - ding them',l4itimees sord.or bleeding gums. ' I cheerfully recommend it to the profession and publio,as the very best preparation dint Toll be used for, Cleansing and preseriing the teeth, healing the guinsond giving sweettiesslo the , JOHN W. 11PNDEL, Suigeolunenbit. Price '25 cents 141 , bottle. Prepared only irannis Zeman, nihilist and C horniest. corner of eatharine_streets; Ph i ladelphia. for awe by SAMUML bILLIOI - I',,Uni lisle, . octl3 Iy3 NovEltailr luator Voracs MILE undelsignodm piepared to manufacture Mosul engines and boilers, blowing=cylitt. ders, gearing Tor rolling, grist and usv nulls mill screws, lathes and 14 4 Aplanes, shafting, hangers Jfie ; and pathos, and every van• ot MACHINERY and CASTINGS,such as, hot blast pipes, gfis and water pipes, retorts and,lamp posts, car wheels , and axles, fire plugs and hydrants, collar grates and water spouts, viall coupeiug, and n very hanOsome assortment-oftiow style warns !impotent tenco making, posts and gales, cast bathing eibtorne, largo size, and a number of row patterns for nine plate and parlor stoves, horse pew s Wand threshing machines of improved plans, plough castings, cast. columns and fronts for. houses. • .Mill owners and mill-wrights arc respectrui y solicited to call and examine my new and mprOved assortment of mill gearing- patterns. Patterns and smith work made to order and machinery repaired promptly. N. 13• Railroad • oars of all dimensions built rind repaired. 'Harrisburg, May May 26 Jmars WEISE, K.-CAFDELL . • orythiri STOKE! • WEISE & EAMPBELL. „ S. 1V Cartier of .21F Ilanoudr and Loather Bi.T. Ult EG most respectfully to call the early attiie= Ult lion oldie citizens of Carlisle and vicinity to our new and begutitul assortment of Spring Goods, selected front rho very best' of the New York and Philadelphia markets, consistinget LADIES DRESS - GOODS, • - • Persian Cloths,.Barege der lane,, 13Iack • Clioli, Chali Barege, (Aimation Silk, Bombazines. Alpacas. AU wool De:nines, Mous do bag' French Chintzes, Lawns, &c. EMBROIDERIES AND LACES, Unders!neves, Cuffs, Spencers, Swiss and JaconetTimillnig. Swiss and Jaconet Edging and Inserting, /Ash, and Meahlin, do do - ' Florentine ' . do do) Linen Bobin - do do, Vulencenes Laces, • • GLOVES AND HOSIERY, , Kid, Silk, Lislo Thread, Mohair and Cotton Gloves. • I , White andlßlnek'Silk, and Blk Ingrain Hose Muted - and White Cotton do Mena Half-Hose.. .• _ DOMESTICS,. . Gin,ghams, Checks, 'Pickings, Calicoes, .White Mitalins, Nankeen, Kentucky - Jeans Blue and Fancy Drills, Vesting, Plain and twilled Linen, Fine Damask Linea Table Cloths, , do . Towels, .0..51 do • Napkins, WU Bird Eye Diaper. BOOTS AND SHOES, l' .Black and Fancy colored Gaiters., Shoes of all descriptions, (Willis' make)' Fine Calf Boots, Kip Peg'd Boots, Mess Calf CongresS Boots, Boys Boots, do Gaiters, do Shoes,' All kind Childrons Shoes and Gaiters., • GROCERIES, Rio and Java Coffee4Lovering's Syrup Moles. sea, Cuba Molasses; Sugar of all qualities, nice; S'pices, &c. l'urchasers will find' it to 'their advantage to call and examine our'stocic before purchasing, elsewhere. as ids rfntirely new and we have for curia - lotto "quick safes end small, profits. Carlisle, April 6, 1353. TIKE lECITEDIEre'r .IT oarcnrls E.lllPolifeal 1S eauie&by- the groat daily RUSII4OI2 . NEW GOODS at that old and oetablished CpIEAP STORE. Now. opening n splendid 'assortment of . ; . SPRING GOODS,.. iz: Challics Cloth, Barraize Ealnds, Barrazies, Elegant (Hess Silks, pious de liege, Chintzes, Calicoes, Ginghams, Neadle•worked Collars, Undv.releovey, bic BONNETS. • • An immense assortment of Bonnets from 37 cents to $5. Beautiful and - Cheap Ribbons, Artificials and Bonnot , Linings in great variety, CARPETS ! , CARPETS ! ! A ,big lot of now and cheap Carpetinge, not to be excelled in price and beauty in the State. - ,.PA4A5049. ATcompleto assortnicat of Parasols and Sun Shades_ very low. BOOTS AND SHOES. 1 have added largely to this department,:and will sell them cheaper than over. GROcgRIES./ • ' fresh lot of cheap Groc . oriMa just received. Como:on with your CASH ,and save)] profit by oplecting your purchvoa from this marmir. icent usaorimont_oc_Cflinp.Coods.....,_Dfr_Reni ember the, old stand, Fast Main.st, • April 6, 14353: -•- CHARLES OGILL Y. WM. ./I.IIII:ROTISER'S' . ,t,intiLyagoopity STORE . High • St.,•• two doonihkast of Alarket • • • &uttP,•Sjcle. • " • -• .• .• • 10 11 . 4 '4 ll ) s o4ier th4nlcru.l fol., Oust fa . yore would,inform , his old customers and' .the community irl:traneral, that he has just, re.- turnod from tho city . with, large and full as— aortmont. of Groceries, - Consisting in Part of superior Rio, „Javai : ,l a rtgitiiyra,' and Roa'sted Coffees, Lovering'A,Liltnp, and Pulver izod Sug - rs, Brown and, rit,all prices, looms al all QualPies and.. pricgs. , . OUEENSWARE, • • of ovary deseriptioN including Freneh and E. 'Minh Chinti,An •seiiircir by ilia piece; also, Scone China- and'connnon ware of overy*de euription, and a lull assortment of" Glass waro. ,:•.. ' WILLOW , Sic CEDAR-WARE, . ouch to'Clothe, Market. Travelling, Sowing:, Knife,' Tumbler, and Children's Fancy Bas ltatti, Tubs,r.aintntl asd Cedar Buckets, Iron tin.l Belies-bound' Wooden Bowls, Butter Fir kins, Groccry,Boxes,,&c.' .•.., T &0.,. • . . • . • . . superior Hlack, initictial and •Young Hymn Tope, Churolnio, Piepqndpocoa. • , . SUGAR.CIJILED HAMS, • . • . ,or, fi r y e ', qt allty, 'together .ivith ouporicir Dry Hoof. Smoked florring,..Grothid .A1Ion; and floo",totile'Solti Spices ctholl kinds. r CI T,.. . _ • .... ouch as p,imltor, Lerno!re . F/14 0, prunes, Rpi sins, &c `LAMPS, aSulLauppWof Pine! and-Fluld,bamtipi Rafoy. Fluid Lartips, ; , • .Sagars and Tobacco of: -One, qiliditithvtliepi all' Ploos6 toll and examtptioryour• oclvea rd did old stand. 1 • • • — slrry,lB 1859 - " " "'• • ' AND XIXQII9RL,.. • IvAibgliiA , Tairwri Maaaat e Drupe' jkicai Port 'o4..Anc k hoi brand • Okampagno, Wjaoo,. ,13,91siort Ritr4, • Dtandy, Drandk, • Pale' :COgniak-,;13 Dark Drawl y:11olland and `.Vlrtrio Ditt e i a ; Sperm .CANDLiO4:3Ic • par, pound,•t..s . oiiii apd,ttialangaf..MOL'ALSE: l : l , „Walitti4•Sodai. lr - _iiyaoii;ll4ocrint niftek-PE.O, •prinicip,e;',lte,ntaj4 !,..Cubtt, ClDArtfio . for. eat° ty,tfio bi3k. or retail,' bring, an , ; your pipes arld 40m,:;(m0,4Y-CIFIO. 14A.RNIT2rr Muertionnentv.. ESSEI)TOE OP . . MAN UPAtTU KED _and ,for .sale ELI KI{UPP, No 639, North Third street, Ph Indelphin,is warranted to. render enure satin faction, nod is licyond doubt the best and most wholesome proparaticm a cone ever known.- ODe package nt 121 cents NVILL'SAVE. four pounds of ordinary Coffee. Try it and be con vinced. A number of Essences of Coffee were deposited Si the Franklin institute -in 1652. and the Jtidges decided Krupp's to be THE BEST in the exhibition. 'Friends, Bleu wish to enjoy good, ehe'ap nod healthy Cup of Coffee procure Krupp's 'Essence .pf C'elree. It is for sale by nearly. AI the principal... Grocers and Druggists throughout the United States. , • ' April 1853. . • liriirlas Fair Pre'm Safes. More proof of . their -superiority.—Thelate fire - in Jersey Ceti/. • „ MR. SILAS C. : It gives us much pleasure- to stale that a -Salo of —your Make was the, means or,"preserving our books and valuable papers, together waft a lot of Silver Spoons, Forks, Ste., from destruction by Me fire that occurred in our store on the night of the 27th silt: at No ,9 Montgoniery street, 'rho lire commenced near the Sale, which, owing toils situation on a wall, did not full into the cellar, but was exposed to the full heat of_the'fire from its commencement, and when taken from the ruinathad all the Mass plates and knobs completely melted off. • Yours, It. 11... EARLE & Co. Jersey City, Feb 3, t&s§. . . Great fire in Strawberry qt.—Letter front Lewis 4- co.—Philadelphia, March 29,1852. Mr. Joint FAnna—Sir It affords me much satisfaction to inform you that the "Perrin:. Salamander Safe" wadi we purchaied of you a short time sire°, preserved our hooks and . PMCOs in :good condition, during the severe ()idea: through Which it passed at the disastroui conflagration that took plaCe nt otir warehouse on the morning of the 28thinst., when the sale was exposed to the most intense beat for yenta hours, and when dragged from the flames was red hdt on several sides.' We make this state roentby way„of bearing testimony to,the worth at these valuable Fire Proofs J. R.JONES. I _Vdry Respectfully, : LEWIS Sr, Co. - The Proprietor of the genuine " Herring Salamander Sales, " challenses the whole World imiliamtntl 7 otOiTe.Tkaaittmrt-Doltar - sTrc9tr - ciduce their equal. Awarded the PRIZE ItIEDAL, at the IVORLO'S FAIR, London, and the GOLD MEDAL by tho American . Institute. Over 8000 of these Safes have been seld and are now in use, and more than Inn have passed. triumphantly through accidental fires. Second hand Satesmnd " Salamanders" of oilier Makers, having beep taken , in part pay for "Herrings." fur sale at cheap rates. JOHN FARREL, 6 34 Walnut St., Plaladelphia. IJJ'lfarbteized Iron Mantles,. Table Tops, tram the rorks .of the celebrated '•SA LA. Al AN DKR 111.1413 LE CO," nn hand in great variety , . mar 30 3m • SPRING IVIILLINERY GOODS JOHN STONE & SONS, Imporkers and Gaolers in French Millinery Goods, No. 4.5 South Second Street, Philadelphia, ^c, AVING reeeiv.ed by late arrivals a large 7 and well selected assortment of • SPRING MILLINERY GOODS, aro now prepared to effei their customers, at the lowest market prices -Glace Silks for Bonnets; Fancy Bonnet and Cup Ribbons, French Anil American Artificial Flow ors Crapes, all colors, Fancy Nets and Laces. . Together with every article hpperteiging to the Millinery trade. , March 9; 1863. " WOOD ite. WILLOW Iitr:EIRE. 20,000 FANCY.CORN BROOMS!, ' 1,500 Doz. BUCKETS, Assorted 'Colors. 600 NESTS CEDAR WASH TUBer, 800 CEDAR CHURNS, 500 DOZ. WILLOW BASKETS, 300 Doz. WALL 13. SCRUB BRUSHES, The largest stock ever offered in Phila delphia, and the cheapest . in 'the world. . Or— dure promptly' filled. March 9,1853 Cheap Watches and Jewelly • • ' VII OLESALE and RETAIL • .. _.• -.• _ , A - . . ' at :th e •yh iladelp 1!i a W atc h Llde'ery6ir S ,__ul" l 6 NtrtL Second Street, corpernof Quarry, Philadelphia. .),• Gold. Lever Watches; full 13( 0003 aftOlgjewelled, 18 carat cases, 820,00 Silv'r do Ittllrd, $l2 GA Spectacles $7 00 Silver Le'pe jwls, 10 Fir,o SilvOr do. ill 50 do do do 9 Gold Bracelets.% 300 Superior Quartiers, 7 Ladies G'd F9s 100 Imitation do 5 S'r Tea S'nsosett,s 'OO Gold Pens with Penni and Silver Bolder, 1 00 Gold Finger Rings 373 cente.to $8; Watch Glasses, plain, 121 cents ;,Patent, 181 ; Lunet, 25; other articles in proportion. Al goods warranted to . .lie what - They arc sold for. • STAOFFER & HA RLEY , eePtBl.l' Succeesors to O. Conrad. On hand 2 Gold and Silver Levers and Lopines r still lower than the abovapriees. WM. BAILY Sc SON, .". . Impprlen and braless in • ENOLISIL irnr.x6r & SWISS WATCIINS, - • OILVEILW.I.M.PLATED. IYARIC. AND NANCY ARTICLE', 1 Are constantly revolving the latest styles ' .I of the above Goals, which are offered at wholesale or• retail, at Nu. 216 3larket Street, above Sixth, near • Decatur Street, Philadelphia. ; *rtinousw . ilt gay. todononteof to So what flay or. .° • • • • AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE THE. subscribers, in addition to their exterr. sive Grocery, have connected therewith en AGRIC U LT URAL WA REFIO USE and SEEP STORE,•IIO, Market street, near the. railroad, Harrisburg. Pa., and are prepared to fill all ordeVs, by wholesale and retail, of all kirids of Agricultural Implern, ins, Vegetable •and Flower Seeds§ &c..' Country motchunts with reasonable discounts to sell again. -Horse-poWers and threshers, wheat.drillls and seed -planters, plows, harrows and cultiva tors, fodder, hay, mid straw-cutter , grain fans corn shelters, vegetable cutters, hand grain mills, closet shelters, hiloo rakes, churns,grind stones' and improved , hangings, hay k straiv and Manure forks, farmer's boilers, ox , y,ohes and bowatatent,bow pins, raw chains, spades, hoes and rake, Mist •diggers, wheelbarrows, grain cradles, scythesnint Acytheotonos, potato° drags pot augurs, axes and hatchets, grain bags, grain measures, garden trowls, :pruning and budding knives, grass and 'grain sickles, - screix wrenches, p incers and gitnlilets, rut and mole traps, cattle cards and horse brueliek.curry combs, garden reels, cow bells, vs:11,4110 trees, guano, plautcr, potidrette, bone , dust ; lime, war ! aqii, field and flower seeds: • • A Iso,, a -large and fresh assortment of ORO, CERtES,' TEAS; Ere., till cheap for end , . ''' • •' • BOYER. tr. HALL." . 011•Irqrain' and 'produce °fain kinds mewed n exchange for implements. ' April 1 . , ' • • . , To,lvziscsic:4 *.toS• -'• IN STORC an d for sale ono:Of " Ctia' gorp, iicing Hub" 'attaclinkOnf.. This bointlocicliidly.,l ha bola machine in ono' it 'lt well woriliy,thii Carnenicro „find. .Coach, Molt nit; lie sold: v.ory,Ao* for. :Oath atilt) Voinfly, Grocery of '"- . 4P 1,29 ''• 4; • •C• . • •••., IitTATEILAND T teat . HE areDtiagoPY•l4 It , is ti 3 Oxe& fact Rrc,lct tiovo . W4tOr,and Griat oxertioni , requiie a ,correptiondioo dogroo of repotio., 'and nothing is , 49 i pngoihabg,ge " p phippe,, Gardnyr Brf Co'a polo; 'br4t4a..Blltfar iX4MS,, or 4,chje kora Nviv , &;co - A , shgni,...core4 . l4Etz: rreea onigoiqt,roepivpit tho nimili:arOeory. ', 4 • /. (4} LIAMS: j. M. &J. WE. ROWE, NO, tit NORTH THIRD ST, PHILADULPIIIA. AND SEED STORE Uicellnttcouo:_ EZEI , _.;,COMMERCIAL coLtna.; I. , catei No 127 Baltiniore Street; flaltimbre; Md. • • A`ira.b.stensibio object of this Institution is -to, Place in 'the reach of individuals proper fedi. • ties fort obtaining 'a thorough and practical Mercantile: Education.. Nothing. indeed has been,otnitiodaltat is, calculated io produce the desired result. The rooms of diaCollege aro well fitted-up, .‘conveniently arratiged, ,and situated in '-the most 'llesirable part of the City. COnnacted thereto is a Commercial Library, and this,: in 'nennection with Lectureson Comma. ciul Law - and 31ercantile Science,s a matter of the:highest Importance to all, w ho desire' to become Accountants of tho first order, and oc— cupy stations of profit and responsibility. A young man can here obtain a, more cor: ect knowledge of general business matters in a low weeks than can be acquired in as many, years in any one Counting Room. , TIM course of study embraccizi Double,Entry Bdok keeping, and - its adaptation to various 'departments of Commerce and Trade. Diemen tile calculations taught according to the most approved methodi. Practical Penniansbip, corn, •liining rapidity of execution with beouty of construction. Lectures on 'Mercantile • Law; upon various' important Mercantile subjects beside many other points necessary fora book. kbeper or business man to understand. The time necessary I'r an. industrious student to complete the course varies from 5 to 8 weeks. There being - no v.ication, applicants can enter at any . time and attend both day and evening. -Eiatnitiatians' are-held.at stated-"periods. - and- Diplomas awarded to those Oho traduate.— For terms, &c., write and have a Circular for• warded by mail. March, 23. 1853. ly, 1 1 4 etable , Cattle Pow Prepared by Rreinig i Fronefietd,4 ,TITE discovery of Bazi:vio, FRONEPIELD, & CO'S CELEBRATED CATTLE POWDER, 1188 set the whole community 'alive to a new fact in regard to feeding of Cattle, both for the pur pose of maintaining health and increasing the 4 eduction of Fat, Butter and Milk. Theeffect their Powder has astonished every oneAltat :/as used ii, and tho demand has been so largo that the proprietors could scarcely Manufacture 'sufficiently fast for their sales: • . The immense popularity it hag obtained from Farmers, Dalrytnea and Horsemen, and the confluencund success with which they have lived it have set the heads of other Druggists at work to make an article pro - timing to be of equal merits, thinking to take advantage of our Powder's popularity, and by these means intro duce other articles into the market, which have no affinity to our preparation whatever. Every person knows, who has read anything of Agricultural Chemistry, that no powder pos sessing such qualities as that which we prepare was over known in any part of Gerniany, Eu. rope or America. Wo advise all persons to read Prof. Dcibigs's works and see for them selves whether they or any one else, ever knew of- a Cattle-Powder in Germany, Europe or America, that ever professed to have the same virtues, which we claim for ours. The discovery is of American. Birth, o off spring of the proprietors, and . there is no cattle poWder now known in the world,that was over manufactured from the same combination of Chemical elements as that of Ilreimg, Fronm field, & Co. Do nut therefore suffer yourselves to be.de ecived, or think that our powder is a humbug because you have tried those mongrel ,sobsti tuies and found no good fellow but rather inju rious results. Never give an opinion unless you hove tried the only gernuinO Vegetable Cattle Powder in the world, as compounded and pre— pared by Broinig, Froneilold & Co., No. 187, North Third Strt el, Philadelphia. N-13. Do not be imposed upon and allow your animals to dicer linger with disease be cause you have fed the Wrong Cattle Powder. The signaler° of BREINIG, FRONEFIELD & CO., is on the end of each pack of the genuine at-- tick. Sold in Carlisle by April 7, '.s2—Get •H. M. RAWLINS, STEAM SAW THE Linder -signed owning a large Steam Saw Milk-recently built, on an improved plan, with a Zireterie saw capable of cawing with fireat rapidity, locited three .nilleavest of Pa. per town,Cumbcrlund county, at the base of the South Mountain, on Spruce Run, and having in possession near one thousand acres bf the best timber land, in. the Southern part of Penn sylvania, aro now prepgred to saw and furnish lumber to order, at the shortest notice of the various descriptionsused fur mechanical, pur poses. They can furnish frame sniff for barns and houses Of any length and size Vial may be legfiired, weather-boarding, fluerieg,and fen cing boards, poplar and oak boards and plank, shingle and plastering laths oak and chesnut shingles, cooper stun; pitelts pine posts, and eliestuut rails and posts. They have now on hand several thousand feet of lumber; chesnut rails and !mite for,fence, oak and pine wood by the cord, and 01. n engage to ha delivered.in its scrision.several hundred curds of chesnut,_oak bark for tarring purposes. The proprietors haying availed themielves of the neutral advantage's 01. their location, which abounds, in a varlet} , of the finest ..timber, and-having_also a_ practicaLkin.wledge of the business, are enabled, to furnish lumber tower to the citizens oftinnberland count 7 than can' be done by any similar establishment • —and as they wish and expect to, do a large -business, will spare no pains to accommodate the roadie at the shortest notice. . The various descriptions of lumber: will be delivered in Carlisle or elsewhere as niay be desiPed: All orders addressed to the proprie tors, Divan & Haskell, living in Papertown; or to Win, D. Seymour, jr. in Carlisle, will secure prompt attention. 1.)1V . E1 , 4 HASKELL; & Nov.lo, ly. 11.11:19111111,R.E. A LARGE SPRING ARRIVAL: WHICH' surpasses in quantity quality and prices any that has ever yet been opened in Carlisle, consisting of the greatest variety of all kinds of. Hardware, such ay. Shoe Fin dings, Saddlery, Con,•11 Trimmings, Paints • Oils, Varnish, Glass. 'Nails, Files, Anvils, Vices, hollows, Springs, Axels,ltows, Folleea, Veneers, Cedarware, 'Farming Utensils, Liar and Rolled Iron, Steel,.&c.,Avitit a thousand more articles unmentionable. -• Having purelmsed largely of Heavy Goods previous to the rulvance in prices,l sin enabled to sell,goods at :.•.1d prices. ,Peesonsin.want of Hardware are invited to,call and examine my goods,and.hear.My priees, and you will be sat isfied where the Cheap -hardware is to be hod. ca.5 . 11y stock, of '.WALL he WALL PAPER is 'map prot! by any' in itio Borough. . ' - • ,Thankfut for the former liberal patronage, a continuance of the same is solicited by . •• ' JOHN Limo. : Waal Sadder North Hancivec,Street, • • •-,:,•• • COU,IO. • PAINTING & - PAPER HABltunia,- ,• .„, HARK . week! 7.respectruliit an trounce to 'the •eitizena of, Carlisle that he his, recottirrieneed.hie.hheittesitrett IlonsaFttinting, '"Glazing'; and po l iar!lltp g i ! ir: in alt ifs raritnia branches.. His . shop 'is in the' rear' of the; Grammar' School. Thankful for pastj favors he ItoOdelijilsfriclat teat lento business to share .Port ton .of paltUe ' pat ronage. • Ile • will 'alio attend te thUtrininiing tutdputtitiiig. of Venitian &c. Priors made to snit :the tittles:lod, all .work warranted u.0.0d or ' . - . • .ziniebprnpr!!3!;_il7o!ll:-.''' • -• .• ; .1006 .T,o.l49.l:iiriobrirnerkr coal 0r.., die beet just,_ receiving eedfor kaki by-X.'lll3r D. OLE, jr, onty,,tma per 5 1 . 04,/ 6 .; gi.sl . . . MEM= • RigkiVitiS Splendid.PAncy Goode, ..Elegant Gift :.Itooksi; Q.ll W. HAVERSTICK has just rieeivsd 'front the city abdisi now of mug o spltn dni display of ,FADICY ( ;,UULS,bunable for the approuchling ..tielyday Seut(n , to ul.h h he desires to cell the. attention ol his hit nds aid the.publid His, assOr:111V111 ill 11118 cannot be surpassed in noleby ,ai.d clegm . ce , srd both in quaiitf cod. price el the artielcv, flat. not fail to please purchasers. It st‘ou:d Lein, possibiely onunrierate his. itoLIDAy. FANCY GOODS, which corn Prise every variety - of tom y o . .the moot novel styles and CXylibllC 0.110 .such as • • • Papier Macho Goods. -Elegant alabaster awl Porcelain ink-stol ds and trays; .• _ Fancy ivory'; pearl and•shell card CMS, 'Ladies' Fancy Easke'ts', Fancy Work Bolx6, with sewing instiuni'ts. Port Monnaies, of 'every varier,l, Gold pens and pencils, ' Fancy paper weights, • - Papeicries, with a largei .varicty of ,lodies stationery, - • -Motio-ocals and-wafers,- „ Silk and bead purses, Ladies! riding whips,' elegantly finitled, Ladies' line cutlery, - Perfume baskets and bogs, Brushes of every Itind.for the toilet, ItimescPsyerfurnes of rho various hinds, Musical instruments, of all Itirds and of all prices, together with awinnuthcrable variety of raticles elegantly finished and suitable .forlin; lyday - presents, towliich he invites special at tention. Also, an extensive and elegant, collection of 'HOLIDAY GIFT BOOBS,• • comprising the various English and Arnerßan ANNUALS for 1853, richly embellished cud illustrated POETJCA L W ORR S, with CHILDREN'S PICTORIAL II Ct ORS, for children of all ages, than which arching can be more appriprtate or pleasing as holiday gifts.. Ills assortment of :School Books and School Stationery liaise complete, and ccm• prises every thing used, in Collrge and the Schools.' , He also desires lib call the particular attention of .Families to his elegant ditploy of LAMPS, GM AND OLES, &c. from the extensive.establishments of Cornelius. Archer and others Philadelphia, ccmprisirg every. style of Parlor,- Chamber and Study Lamps, for burning either lard, sperm or ethe real oil; together__, .Vases, Fancy Screens, &e:"..fligassortment in this line is un 'equalled in the borough. ALF(); FRUITS. FANCY CONEECTIOARY .- NUTS—PRESERVED FRUITS, &e., in every variety and•at all priees, all of which - are yure and fresh, such as can be. confidently recommended to his friends and the little folks. His stock embraces everything in the lire of Fancy Goods, with many-other articles useful to lieuselteepers,which the public are especially r invited' to call, and see during the holidays 1 110mArrib.nr the_alii_Stand.,nenrly_apposite:tho Bank on North Hanover street. decls 1852. S W-.-11-A-VER Hu! FOR THE-RIZIDAYS THE subscriber wongrespectfully annouro tn , the citizens of this place, and all persons visiting the sante' during the Holidays, that ho has'now on hand and witl continue to be ,up— plied with the latest novelties up to the close of the season, comprtsing in port of the choicest varieties, ouch as Fine Candy Tdys, Jelly Cakes,, Bon Bons, Cum Cordial, Lemon, Chocolate and Fruit Drops, „lime, Vanilla and Battu Almonds, French and ex ploding Secrets. .A Ise all the common vane• ties, ail of-Which Will • ho sold tiliolaale and retail at low rates, at KRISS KINGLE'S OLD HALL„ in North Hanover s treet, a few .doors north of the Bank, - where we have just received FRUITS AND NUTS of (hes latent iniportations such as . Oranges, Lemons. Raisins, Figs, Procne. Citron, Cur— rants,.so_,ftend paper Shelled:Almonds, Fil berts, Cocoa, Cream and Ground Nuts. Also, TOYS AND . FANCY GpoDs__ • Of evary kind from all parts of Europe, men ufactured'of wood. glass, china, papicr macho, tin and India rubber, zinc, &c., such as Fine Wax, kid and jointed Dolls, Sewing and Card Baskets, Work and Fancy Boxes, Flower Vases, Motto Cups, Tea Setts, Music , Boxes, Port Monaica, Battle Doors, Grace Boors, Masks, Drums, Guns, Trumpets, Dom;nocei, lotto end' other, games, &c. Fancy Soups rine flair: Oils of every variety. In connection lyith the above a large stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, such as pulverized, crushed and brown Su gars, of every grade, Coffee, Molasses, Starch, Green and Black Teas, Spices, Butter, soda, Sugar, Water and (Mier Crackers, cheese, &c. Tho subscriber returns his sincere thucks to agencrous,public for the patronage hereto fore bestowed ea him, and hopes, by a &site to please, to merit a continuance of the same. decls I'. MO N.Y ER. WALL PAPERS, • subscriber is just now receiving and opening an unparalleled .assorinient of WALL PAPERS. Those desirous pi trans forming the interiors of their old dwellings into now ones, and giving additional embel lishments to their new ones, at o comparative lylrilling cost, will do well to call and examine for Ican.soll them from .6.-1 eta upwards. Re- Member the old stand; East Main at opposite Ogilby's Store. By the way. I would say to those who also,want to improve -the exterior of their houses, that I can furnish .them mill. Wetherill's pure and fresh ground White Lend, together with various other colours, blue. or abge, yellow, various shades of green, &c., in short everything calculated to adorn and dec orate yciur mansions. •mar 2 _mg of the high Aportance io mairied Yie, or those eenteynplating Marriage., By IV M. OUNG, M. D., Graduate :011ie ,university of Pennsylvania, Member or the Hoyal College of Surgeons, London ,and Honorary Arember ei•jhe Ilbilatlelphia Me dieas society. The various forms of Secret Diseases, Seminal'AVeakness, Dinneen ot the Prostrate Gland, Impotency, soli tary habits of youth, are faithfully described, tinil all the recipes given in plain language. The chapter, on selfeabuse and Seminal Weakness is /worthy of prrticular attention, and should be read by every one. Young men Who have been unfor tunate 111 contracting disease, pro iOUB to Plating yourselvei under the care of any doctor, po mat. tar what his pretensions limy be, ge t a co py of of this truly valuable work, Sea Captains anti persons going to sett, shOuld possess Dr.•Yor.ng's Tretiii - se on Marriage, tho Pocket .lEseulupius, orT,yery one His own Phy sician. o:tr Let no father be ashamed to present a - eopy of the lEsculapius to his. lid. 'lt ,may save him' front 'Ain etirly,•grare. Let no young man or woman enter Mtn. the sect et ablitattions of married life, Withent'reading the pocket ./Ess• culapius. Let no one suffering from is haelmied cough, pain in the side, restless nights. nemous feelings, and the whole (min of Dyspeptic sense-. 'llona, and given airily their physiCian. be an. , other moment without consulting the Xmas. dius. Have the married or those. about to he married any impediment, read this errly useful' hook; tts.it has been the means of saving thou sands of unfortunate creatures from the' very jaws of death.' Upwards Oa MILLION ,copies of this celebrated work- has been sold in this 'Country and Europe since Mil, when the first edition was Issued., • - •- • co• .1% Perkin sending TWEI'4I*-FIVE cents enclosed - in a leiter.will receive one coo, of thief book by mail ;ar five copies will be sent Pl., SC 'Address Dr. • WILLIAM . ' YOUNG, IVo. _)53 Sprtnce Speer , •Pl'i l adelldija; 7 post .Twenty* years prailice in the city of l'ldladel. pitin - certainly entitles Dr., 'oling '• Aanceof the afflicted, tiOd.'lle May be,corstilied oni any of the disrases described in his difftiont pnbheations, bra' 'oftlec .149.- Spruce' Strert, • everyday , between 0 and - oedelock,(sundur es, ceptetl)'and persons flt any, distance can consult • Dr. Young by. letter, railer .PAID. ~.7:: REMOVAL:.'..„ . . THE &Ore of thO oubaciiher. emprOoloit..„ . • TI9AkiaRbEERIEO4 QueOntiavare, 414 ell the Yarielieitusueltg;ltevt by him, is remove 4 to .hie Inevi building;Xt.!. sa; s, hi#ltloN ' West *tan, Sao March 30, 1343: ME ,t.o,ret' ..:41',:,-,qii6po.-:-; "WE STRIVE. TO PLEASE," CONFECTIONARIES HENRY SAXTON OCTOR for‘2s cents, by means he POCKET jESCU PIUS,.or, Every Ono ; OWN PHYSIAN! 'ho thirtY,slX(ll Eli , with one hundred en- Inga. showing• Private 411808 and IHalforma is of the -Generative fern,.in every shape Ifoepilto which:is nth -,.- eitsee of Pennulea, in.- (see page 190); Erty• M
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